Big Brother Eviction: Did the Toolshed Get Rid of One of Their Own?

It’s been an up and down week inside the Big Brother house.

On Monday, Drew was the big fish to fry for The Toolshed.

Yes, his alliance was dead set on voting him out if he was up on the block alongside Lyric and Melody.

But then Angela, Dee, and Rick started to float the idea of Drew surviving the week and using him to go after Chuk, Hayley, and Kamu.

It wasn’t a bad plan, but like, the reality TV icons were the ones who wanted Drew out in the first place.

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Like all good flips, there’s a lot of back and forth as we head into the eviction.

Drew is starting to believe that he has some semblance of safety because of some positive conversations with his former allies.

However, things can change on a dime, and Big Brother Season 28 is reiterating that on a daily basis.

It seems that a firm decision has not really been made.

The three nominees seem pretty expendable to the house at this point.

Drew has been making a lot of deals and they’re coming back to bite him.

Melody’s cutthroat reaction to Head of Household Haley has made her a target, and then there’s Lyric.

Lyric has been playing a messy game this week and even Kamu, who had promised her safety, has been floating the idea of taking her out of the game.

The CBS hit has been a bit one-sided so far, with the Toolshed getting no resistance from the rest of the house.

It’s laughable that Hayley has said otherwise, but hey, delusion is a side effect of being locked away from the outside world.

An endurance competition is likely on the horizon since the backyard has been on lockdown all week.

There’s no telling where that could go because the game is filled with a lot of strong players.

But from an entertainment standpoint, the game needs to shift… and quick.

During the eviction, Drew won the Big Brother Blockbuster competition.

Then, Lyric was evicted by a vote of 8 to 3. Blindside success!

Could this be the first step in the right direction for the reality TV hit to get back to what makes it so good?

I sure hope so.

What are your thoughts on the eviction?

Who do you want to win the next Head of Household competition?

Let’s keep the conversation going — it’s the only way the good stuff survives.
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